Cocktails and Collections at the Crawford House
Join us for our monthly lecture series, which features a talk on artifacts in the museum collection at the Crawford House and the stories these objects can tell about the history of Newburgh. This month, our Research Manager Jeff Doolittle will speak about the famous visit by General Lafayette to Newburgh exactly 200 years ago in 1824 and will survey some items in the Crawford House collection connected to that visit. Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served and our gift shop will be open.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Newburgh Open Studios
Join us as we take part in the Hudson Valley's most walkable studio tour! Crawford House will be showing the work of seven traditional artists in our gift shop.
Enjoy an art exhibition of local artists in the historic 1830 Captain David Crawford House, an impressive neo-classical home decorated in 19th-century splendor. Artists include Joann Johnson, Anne Marie Silvani, Robert Trondsen, Barbara Valentino, Sandra Brandman, Sandy Stenglein and Cathy Cahill.
Throughout the rest of the house, we will exhibit some displays by The Newburgh Project featuring historic Newburgh buildings reimagined in the world of Minecraft, part of an exciting new endeavor to rebuild 1950s Newburgh in a digital landscape. We will also be showing coordinating Lego structures of Newburgh landmarks made by local students.
Light refreshments to be served. Proceeds from the art sale will benefit the historic society's mission to protect, preserve and promote our local history.
Newburgh Open Studios
Join us as we take part in the Hudson Valley's most walkable studio tour! Crawford House will be showing the work of seven traditional artists in our gift shop.
Enjoy an art exhibition of local artists in the historic 1830 Captain David Crawford House, an impressive neo-classical home decorated in 19th-century splendor. Artists include Joann Johnson, Anne Marie Silvani, Robert Trondsen, Barbara Valentino, Sandra Brandman, Sandy Stenglein and Cathy Cahill.
Throughout the rest of the house, we will exhibit some displays by The Newburgh Project featuring historic Newburgh buildings reimagined in the world of Minecraft, part of an exciting new endeavor to rebuild 1950s Newburgh in a digital landscape. We will also be showing coordinating Lego structures of Newburgh landmarks made by local students.
Light refreshments to be served. Proceeds from the art sale will benefit the historic society's mission to protect, preserve and promote our local history.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Archtober: Scan-A-thon
Bring the past to life again! The Newburgh Historical Society invites you to the first-ever Archive Scanathon on Sunday, October 6, from 10-3pm at the Crawford House, 189 Montgomery Street.
Part of Newburgh Archtober 2024, this free event invites participants to bring hard-copy images of the buildings and streetscapes of Greater Newburgh to be digitized at no charge. Participants will leave with access to high-res digital files and their original materials. Accepted formats include photographs, negatives, or slides (limit 12 per person). To promote and preserve Newburgh’s history, digital files will be stored in the Historical Society’s database, with some shared publicly on social media, and the Society’s website.
Reservations for scanning are required. Participants may elect to drop off their materials or wait at the Crawford House, enjoying tours of the historic 1830 home and exhibitions.
Please RSVP at this link:
https://calendly.com/newburghhistoricalsociety/scan-a-thon
We can’t wait to see what you bring!
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Cocktails and Collections at the Crawford House
Join us for our monthly lecture series, which features a talk on artifacts in the museum collection at the Crawford House and the stories these objects can tell about the history of Newburgh. This month, former HSNBH Board Member and local historian Michael Green will discuss composers of the Hudson Valley, and the unique contributions made by some Newburgh-area musicians in the nineteenth century. Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served and our gift shop will be open.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Cocktails and Collections at the Crawford House
Join us for our monthly lecture series, which features a talk on artifacts in the museum collection at the Crawford House and the stories these objects can tell about the history of Newburgh. This month, Matthew Weigman, from Philipstown Garden Club, Washington’s Headquarters and the gardens at Boscobel will discuss the life of horticulturalist and landscape architect Andrew Jackson Downing and introduce some artifacts for his business here in Newburgh. Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served and our gift shop will be open.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Annual Candlelight Tour
The tradition of our Annual Candlelight Tour of historic homes and buildings will resume this year on Sunday, December 8, from 12-5 pm!
For over forty years, the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands has organized a holiday Candlelight Tour of historic homes, churches, and buildings in and around Newburgh. The Candlelight Tour is one of the most anticipated Newburgh events of the year and the Historical Society's biggest fundraiser.
This year's tour will feature a combination of public and private spaces, including stately homes, buildings that have recently been rehabilitated, new construction and some of Newburgh's most cherished landmarks. And, of course, the Captain David Crawford House, authentically decorated in a nineteenth-century style with flowers and greens, will serve as a centerpiece.
Crawford House Closing Day
Join us as we close the Crawford House for the season. Come and enjoy the festive decorations and some light refreshments as the Newburgh Chorale will sing some holiday favorites at beginning at 3 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Cocktails and Collections at the Crawford House
Join us as we welcome Beacon Historical Society trustee Diane Lapis who will give a talk entitled “Nitgedaiget: Beacon's Vanished Utopia”
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Cocktails and Collections at the Crawford House
Artifacts reveal amazing stories if we are willing to invest a little research. That’s what the Society has been doing for the past year with its Cocktails and Collections series. Mary McTamaney will present at the Crawford House this Thursday, July 18th at 7 p.m. and she will showcase a beautiful Civil War presentation sword that has been wrapped and stored for generations.
The sword was made in Newburgh and presented to native son, Lt. Henry Powell Ramsdell. Lieutenant Ramsdell’s connection to his hometown and his amazing exploits on and off the battlefield in the perilous days surrounding the Battle of Gettysburg are the stuff of epic motion pictures. Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served and our gift shop will be open.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Cocktails and Collections at the Crawford House
Join us for our monthly lecture series, which features a talk on artifacts in the museum collection at the Crawford House and the stories these objects can tell about the history of Newburgh. Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served and our gift shop will be open.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
History of the Dominican Order in Newburgh
Sr. Catherine Walsh, O.P. will give a talk about the long history of the Dominican Order in Newburgh at a special lecture at the Crawford House on Saturday, May 25 from 1-2 pm. Sr. Catherine is a member of the Dominican Sisters of Hope and has served as a longtime administrator, instructor and trustee at Mount Saint Mary College and has also maintained a deep engagement with Newburgh. Her formal education includes a BA from Mount Saint Mary College in English and Education, an MA in Education from Fairfield University, an MA in Corporate Communication from Fairfield University, and an EdD in Administration in the Church Leadership Program from Fordham University. A reception will follow.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Cocktails and Collections at the Crawford House
Join us for our monthly lecture series, which features a talk on artifacts in the museum collection at the Crawford House and the stories these objects can tell about the history of Newburgh. This month, as fruit trees come into bloom, City of Newburgh Historian Mary McTamaney will give a talk entitled “Charles, the Forgotten Downing” on the often overlooked older brother of Andrew Jackson Downing, who was a gifted horticulturist and pomologist in his own right. Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served and our gift shop will be open.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public (Copy) (Copy)
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
The Witch of New York: Author Visit with Alex Hortis
Before the sensational cases of Amanda Knox and Casey Anthony—before even Lizzie Borden—there was Polly Bodine, the first American woman put on trial for capital murder in our nation’s debut media circus. Between June 1844 and April 1846, the nation was enthralled by her three trials—in Staten Island, Manhattan, and Newburgh.
The Witch of New York vividly reconstructs an epic mystery from Old New York—and uses the Bodine case to challenge our system of tabloid justice of today.
Join the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands and the Newburgh Free Library for a a visit with Alex Hortis, lawyer, criminal historian and author of The Witch of New York: The Trials of Polly Bodine and the Cursed Birth of Tabloid Justice. Copies of the book will be available for purchase and signing from Golden Hour Books.
This event is at the Old Courthouse at 123 Grand Street.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Canceled: Cocktails and Collections at the Crawford House
Unfortunately, this month’s Cocktails and Collections presentation has been canceled. Please join us next month!
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Opening Day
Join as we reopen the Crawford House for the 2024 season! Meet and mingle with our Board of Trustees, volunteers and members! We are pleased to announce that we will have a classical music performance by Anastasia Solberg (viola) and Marcia Gates (flute) at 1 pm in our parlors. We will also unveil our new exhibit From Farm to Ferry: The Art of Charles Keller in Newburgh in the Stone Floor Gallery. Light refreshments will also be served.
Cocktails and Collections at the Crawford House
Join us for our monthly lecture series, which features a talk on artifacts in the museum collection at the Crawford House and the stories these objects can tell about . Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served and our gift shop will be open.
Collections and Cocktails at Crawford
Collections and Cocktails at Crawford: The Alsdorf Legacy in Newburgh with Mary McTamaney
Crawford House Closing Day
Join us as we close the Crawford House for the season. Come and enjoy the festive decorations and some light refreshments as the Newburgh Chorale will sing some holiday favorites at beginning at 3 pm.